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2. patch includes VA and PS3 graphics up to you how will you patch it.
3. its first in umineko series includes chapters 1-4 for around 100 hours.
4. well you will get bigger picture on the World characters live in especially when it comes to witches
2. The steam version does not include voice acting. There is a patch that add voice acting (and/or sprites from the ps3 version if you want).
3. If you are not interested in Higurashi, this is the first you should play. If you are interested in Higurashi and are going to play it anyway, you should probably play Higurashi first, though it won't matter that much. All you'll miss are a few references and moderately interesting ideas pertaining to the possible origin of some characters.
4. I prefer Umineko personally. Higurashi is tighter. The horror is more effective. It is a cleaner story overall. Umineko I think is more ambitious and subversive, but that also means it is more convoluted. The story and atmosphere is even more bleak if you can believe that. There are so, so much meta commentaries, genre deconstruction and genre reconstruction being thrown around. Also it is weird. Like, real weird. The two share superficial similarities, but you are better off not comparing them at all I feel.